Sentences with phrase «why third party companies»

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Indicator P9 evaluates how transparent internet and mobile ecosystem companies are about these practices, looking for companies to disclose if, how, and why they track people across third - party websites.

But Zuckerberg did not give any details about why the company did not do those checks, or about why broader monitoring of third - party developers — who in some cases were given vast troves of user information — was so shoddy.

I dislike EA, and kind of dislike Ubisoft as of late, but third parties need to read into these numbers and see that there is potential for sales with the Wii U. Nintendo's willingness to merge their franchises with other franchises is what will sell third party games on the Wii U and I have no idea why companies are not trying to do what Hyrule Warriors is doing.

Just to add, that this third party company still exists, but they would charge an exorbitant amount to replace this old system with their current line of development and that's why the customer asked me if I could just develop a new web GUI that could connect to their old server.

When your travel insurance is third - party insurance and separate from the airline, you might wonder why the insurance company asks for confirmation of airline reimbursement for a lost bag.

Why would the third largest auto insurance company, GEICO Insurance, choose to «outsource» its life insurance leads to 3rd party vendor?

Another reason why medical insurance policyholders should carry their hath card is third party can recognize the hea; th insurance company and intimate them in case of an unfortunate even with the online health insurance policyholder.

We've gotten some fantastic improvements through third - party complications, but it doesn't explain why the company has been so slow to add entire new Watch faces.

But Zuckerberg did not give any details about why the company did not do those checks, or about why broader monitoring of third - party developers — who in some cases were given vast troves of user information — was so shoddy.

But now that Facebook has finally made these admissions about how easy it was for third parties, whether marketing researchers, cyber-criminals, or foreign propagandists, it raises the question of why the social media company didn't do a better job right from the start of protecting its greatest asset — users» personal data — from unrestricted exploitation.

We can't eat a digital coin just as much as we can't light a pile of one dollar bills on fire to drive our car down the road, and because it's an ethereal, yet widely - agreed upon method of payment between two parties, there's no reason why a third - party company wouldn't be able to stand in as a trustworthy signatory in between transactions.

Fast Company published a report this week exploring why third - party accessories that make use of Apple's Smart Connector remain few and far between, almost two years after the connector first debuted on the iPad Pro.

Which is why people are so horrified now to find what the company has been routinely logging — and potentially handing over to third parties on its ad platform.

It is unclear why Apple would decide to use a slower profile for the iPhone 8 wireless charging feature, but the company's rumored move to require a Made for iPhone license for third - party charging pads will limit the convenience that the feature can provide to the smartphone's users.

Businesses are aware of the potential problems when it comes to discovering this kind of information prior to extending an offer of employment, which is why those businesses that do conduct social media background checks are often turning to third party companies to do the job, thereby avoiding liability entirely.

I asked the her why she believed these third party companies were wanting to be on board with displaying this information since it exists on Realtor.ca and Realtor websites as well as the Board's sites... plainly it is profits.

The consumer is demanding more so third party websites / companies see an opportunity... why.